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A plan to let (pussie assed little bitches) students play video games such as Big League Slugger and NFL Blitz in gym classes has been scrapped by Okaloosa County's school superintendent.
Fort Walton Beach High School wanted to use a PlayStation as part of a team sports course in the next school year as a way of motivating more (pussie assed little bitches) students to take physical education.

Superintendent Don Gaetz halted registration for the course Tuesday, calling it "an idea whose time will never come."
The course would have included one day of classroom instruction in football, baseball and basketball, two days of physical activity and two days of PlayStation tournaments.

Some (pussie assed little bitches) students would rather take an F in gym classes than participate in physical activity, said Charlene Couvillon, assistant principal for instruction at the school.
(pussie assed little bitches) "Kids don't want to dress out," she said. "They don't want to do anything physical. This is our way of getting them (pussie assed little bitches) to move around."

Gaetz said it was the wrong way. He nixed the class five days after the Governor's Task Force on the Obesity Epidemic issued its report to Gov. Jeb Bush and the Florida Legislature. It showed obesity rising among (pussie assed little bitches) teens and that more than half of the state's high school (pussie assed little bitches) students did not participate in any physical activity at school last year.

Dr. Gerald Fletcher, a Jacksonville cardiologist who testified before the panel, was skeptical about using video games in physical education classes.
"We have got to make people do physical activities," Fletcher said. "This could be used as a stimulant or a catalyst, but not as a substitute."

(pussie assed little bitches) Tenth-graders who had signed up for the course now will have to choose other physical education classes. The school also offers such nontraditional PE classes as bowling, tumbling and the care and prevention of athletic injuries.